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ago Fourteen \jr ^ ,'^t rr #• 4'*, *«• ^ * ' '- ^ *^gra 4 ^ « •> <17- *w< *$*•' •" ? •* 'r ' < V 'e * ^ « r ^<-° « rw ^ MclffiJfWr PLAINBEAliM S§tl§»^^^ M Lokeland Park ,, ./ DISPOSAL DUES PAID BY MAY 31 L<.. Vickey Bottari 1>U " 580-R-l ] A reminder has been issued fOf the LPPOA that if you wish ;to receive your garbage service iat the much lower association jmember rate, you MUST have ithe $5 portion of your dues jplus $4.50 for the first quarter (garbage in the hands of the •treasurer, Helen Strandquist, |no later than May 31. The jtotal of $9.50 may be paitj O either your i block captain,' ny board members, or the treasurer.. • ' Women's Club V The Lakeland Park Woman's club will hold its monthly meeting Thursday, May J, at the Rizzo home. The highlight jqf the evening will be the installation of the new officers. Congratulations ; to Jddy Meineke on her recent achievement. Judy was a first place winner of the essay contest held by the American Legion on the history of the flag of the United States of America. We're all proud of Judy's award. Spring Roundup Two hundred people "tripped ' ated. the light fantastic" at the L P P O A ' s S p r i n g R o u n d u p which was held April 19. The fairer sex of our community and hereabouts provided a very delightful atmosphere for the > dance with their colorful and altogether charming cotton ensembles. The highlight of the evening was the floor show put on by our own square dance group. The show was emceed by Bemice Boyce, alias Annie Oakley, who introduced us to her horse Blacktop, so n?med because of his resemblance to our own bumpy Meairfrw I.<>ne. Blacktop turned fiut to be somewhat of a problem at times to Annie which Bud Uttich. The strains of the western music provided by Ken Boyce, Wally Laurence, Bernie Laurence and Bud Ut-, tich was indeed music to the ears. Another bit of humor was injected into the program by Mike Michalik's portrayal of a rather broken down cowboy. Mike' did a pantomine of the record "I'm A-Rolling." Blacktop was played by Floyd Leigh in the lead end, with none other than that other square dance member whose last name is the same as Roy Rogers' bringing up the rear. Congratulations to all! As has been suggested at our last general meeting of the association, something WAS done for \pur sheriffs at the dance. A collectionf Was taken at the dance for these very deserving men who spend several hours of their time every night protecting us and ours. As you know, these men, namely Roy Meineke and Joe Cina receive no pay whatsoever for 'their services and incur much expense fo| gasoline, etc. in the performance of their duties. Anyone who has been away on a trip knows how comforting it is to be able to report a pending absence from home and be assured that your home j will be watched for you. | Anyone who was unable to attend the dance and who wish- j es to contribute to the sheriffs' collection can do so by contacting Mrs. Strandquist -- 515 Shore Drive. Any and all contributions will be appreci- Strandquist home as the "Old Friendship club" enjoyed one of Helen's delicious home cooked meater: This club is made up of people who, though now living in all directions from one another, have weatherqd many years of the type of companionship which comes only with true friendship. Surprise was the word for it when Wayne Strandquist walked in on his parents. Wayne was supposed to be out at sea but the Navy changed its mind and sent him home on leave instead. Mom and dad took Wayne back to his station in Norfolk, Va. with interesting stopoffs at Washington, Richmond. Quantigo «and Fredricksburg on the way. Thank You to Bernice Boyce who has. so ably written this column for the past few months. Your new columnist will be Vickey Bottari, and the wonderful cooperation which has been extended to Bernice in the past is now being asked for once again. Due to the vast amount of news submitted to the paper and in an effort to give complete news coverage in its circulation area, the columnists have been asked to limit the amount of their writing. However, though some of the descriptive, material will have to be cut to a minimum, all news received by your reporter will be printed. Therefore, please do not hesitate to call in your news. We want to hear from you. Thank you all. P. S. This column was a rush affair and we are fully aware that much news has probably not been received by us. Therefore, if you had any important news in the piast week or so, will you please call it in to Vickey Bottari. We will never knowingly omit news. JOINS FRATERNITY John Okpisz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Okpisz, of Rt. 3, McHenry, was initiated into A'pha Kappa Psi, national professional business fraternity when its Delta Psi chapter was installed on the Illinois Wes- Sunnysido Estates TO NOMINATE OFFICERS AT ASSN. MEEf From A. to Z It's meeting time again. The Home Owners' association of Sunnyside Estates will meet at the home of George and Millie Kropf on Indian Ridge. The nominations for officers will be open until this meeting so if you have anyone you want to nominate you can do so tonight. The Kropfs have offered the use of their basement for all of our meetings so make a mental note of this for future reference. The time as always 8, hope we see you there. entertaining the chicken pox! S a n d y F r & . b r o k e o u t l a s t week sa^the^ spring activities at the Fry's will be at a standstill for awhile. After just getting back to kindergarten following a siege of chicken Pox, Debbie Noah broke out with the. measles. She's different however, as all the other kids around here seem to get the measles before the chicken pox. That's a woman for you. Vacation News Had a card from Mary Rose and she informs us she and Donnie are having a wonderful vacation .in "'Jacksonville, Fla. They had quite a reunion with forty of theifc relatives at the home of Mary's sister. When they return on . the thirtieth, Mary's mother plans to come along with them arid spend some ! time there. Party A surprise luncheon was given for Mildred Senkerik on the , occasion of her "she won't tell", birthday. The festivities were held at the home of Bernice Fry and those- who helped M i l d r e d ' c e l e b r a t e i n c l u d e d J u n e B a n k e r , W a n d a B e r g , Betty Lakowske, Lois McDonald, Bessie Seiger and Hertha and Adeline Zeiger. A Visit Last Sunday the Bergs took a drive to Milwaukee, Wis. to v i s i t t h e i r d a u g h t e r , M a r y Ann, who is a novice at St. Joseph's convent. Gus and Wanda certainly had a beautiful day for thoir trip and as always enjoyed visiting with Mary Ann. S?ck List We thought we had about Happy Birthday to Jack Davis who celebrates his birthday on .May 5. Michael Leakey celebrates his birthday on the sixth. We might: mention that this is Mike's golden birthday year. In case you are not familiar with what this means, let u^i enlighten you. Your golden birthday is the one on which you become as old as the date of the ihonth on which you were ' boriiF Example, Michael Leakey will be six years old on the si?ith of may. LEGAL SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of Execution No. 35239, issued out of the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, and State of Illinois, land to me directed, whereby I am commanded to make certain judgment against WESLEY WAHL, in favor of ALBERT STEPAN, out of the Lands, Tenements, Goods and Chattels of the said WESLEY WAHL, I have levied on the following described property, tp wit: Lot Sixteen (16). in Block Three (3) in Hunterville Isn't it pleasant to see the trees budding again? It won't be long before "we will haive shade from them. D-rScho//s Air-Pillo Perforated- Air V«Btilstis| 5fc Mod* •f tottx Fmm... Ilk* Walktef oi Pillows BOLGER'S Drug Store 108 S. Green St.: McHenry PHONE 40 Park Subdivision, being a * subdivision of part of the Southwest Corner of Section 25 -and of the Southwest Corner of Section 26,. Township 45 North, Range 7, East of the Third Principal Meridian according to the plat thereof necorded March .30, 1929, in Book 7 of Plats, Page 4, McHenry County, Illinois: Therefore, according tb said command; I shall expose for sale at public auction all the right, title &hd interest of the above named WESLEY WAj#|f in and to the above<lescnW| property, at Ten (10:00) j clock A.M. on Wednesday,;, t^"f 28th day of May, 1958, at the '*• East Front door of the Courthouse, in Woodstock, McHenry County, Illinois. * & Dated at Woodstock, Ilfiw0> ,this 26th day of April, 1958. ' HARRY C. HERENDEEN - Sheriff, McHenry County (Published May 1-8-15, 1958) ! Be sure to read the Plkindealer Want Ads each week. 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